Saturday, 18 October 2014

A holiday to the UK capital can be almost all things to all
people. London is a city of high art, culture and storied history. But,
while nature may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you
think of the great metropolis, there are plenty of wonderful, relaxing
parks, gardens and green spaces to be found - and you don't even have to
look too hard.

If you're arriving into London through the very
popular Gatwick Airport, taxi or shuttle rides to your accommodation can
double as a sightseeing tour. Most drivers are only too happy to share
their insider knowledge of the city, so take the opportunity to ask them
for their favourite green spaces in the city. There are so many more
besides the high-profile Hyde Park or St James Park (although these
should certainly not be missed), and many of these are seldom visited by
the average tourist. Below are a few suggestions to get you out
exploring as soon as you've settled in from your Gatwick Airport taxi or
shuttle ride.

Eltham Palace

When is a
secret not such a secret? When it involves the delightful south London
Eltham Palace. The 19-acre gardens are an absolute profusion of colour
in the spring and summer, with a carpet of blooms covering every
available space. The neat, well-kept gardens are a pleasure to stroll
around and you can also take a tour inside the gorgeous 1936 Art Deco
house. The site has been carefully restored by English Heritage and a
visit to this stately home and gardens makes for a wonderfully relaxed
afternoon - without the hordes of crowds to spoil the serenity.
If your
accommodation is around the south London area, get your Gatwick Airport
taxi driver to swing you past the palace to get the lay of the land, but
it's also very easy to access by bus or tube.

Red Cross Garden

Hidden
in the backstreets of busy Southwark, the Red Cross Garden is as
charming as it is unexpected. Filled to the brim with all manner of
exotic shrubbery and herbaceous borders, the garden offers a tranquil
space in an otherwise frenetic urban location. The Victorian gardens and
cottage have been restored faithfully to their original glory complete
with beautiful ponds and lawns.

Kyoto Gardens

Although
this one is rather better known than the previous two, it deserves a
mention on the list simply because its peaceful, serene ambience is
unmatched anywhere else in the city. Set within the embrace of Holland
Park, this lovely Japanese garden may be small but it is certainly
beautiful. To access the gardens, enter Holland Park from Abbotsbury
Road (ask your Gatwick Airport taxi or shuttle driver to point it out)
and follow the signs.
Inside, you'll find a delightful stone bridge,
waterfall and a pond with Koi carp. It was originally created by a small
group of Japanese artists in 1991 in honour of a festival, and has
since gone on to become renowned as one of the most tranquil green
spaces in Central London.

No matter where you are in London, you
won't be far from a park or green space. Take the opportunity to seek
out some of the lesser-known ones and you could be in for a delightful
surprise.

Belgium may not be the first country that comes to mind when you
think of bird watching tours. But despite the fact that this charming
little country has much stronger associations with its medieval history
and its production of delicious chocolate, it also has a fascinating
array of avian life that makes bird watching tours to Belgium an
excellent choice.

Birds of the Belgium Coast

The
coastal area of Belgium is perhaps one of the best places to spot the
migratory birds that come here in winter. The flat plains that border
Holland, known as the Uitkerke Polders, coupled with the Zwin Nature
Reserve, provide ideal conditions for the 30,000 Pink-Footed Geese, as
well as the Great White-Fronted Geese that come to winter here.
Interestingly, the Zwin Nature Reserve once connected the North Sea with
Bruges, and it was only when a storm broke through the Flemish coast in
1134 that the current tidal channel was formed.
This tidal channel
opened up a host of trading opportunities for Bruges and, as a result,
the city flourished. Today it is unusable, however, because of the
silting that has dammed up the waterway, but it is still a haven for
birds, including Red-breasted Geese, Hen Harriers and Short-eared Owls
in particular, and plenty of beautiful salt resistant flora as well.

Outside
the wetland area, in the surrounding low-lying fields and meadows,
sightings of Snow Buntings and Lapland Buntings both make an interesting
addition to bird watching tours.

Birding in the South

The
southern part of Belgium, the Ardennes, offers the birding enthusiast
even more opportunities to get the binoculars out in the hopes of
sighting some of the more unusual avian species. The stunning
countryside of the south contrasts dramatically with the more industrial
north, and those who visit are greeted with beautiful undulating
hillsides, forests, and lush valleys that are conducive to the
habitation of many species.

Bird watching tours often take in some of
the lovely rivers and streams in the area, including the Ourthe and the
Semois; here birders may expect to be graced by the presence of Raven,
Black Storks and Dippers.
The Ardennes opens up a whole world of
exciting nature watching opportunities, and the woodlands are home to
Woodpeckers and the elusive Eagle Owl that can often be sighted here.
Ever heard the unique call of the Grey-headed Woodpecker? In
Hertogenwald visitors may be treated to an instance of the magical call
before continuing on to Hautes Fagnes, an area of large open moorlands
regularly interspersed with spruce forests. Birders can expect sightings
of the Crested Tit, the Nutcracker and perhaps even the Black Grouse
here.

Bird watching tours in Belgium offer so many opportunities
for the avid birdwatcher; they can also spend time exploring the
wonderful city of Bruges, a highlight on a trip to the country.

In terms of independent travel, there are some fabulous hostels
in Paris, perfect for the intrepid traveller looking for a friendly,
comfortable and sociable place to stay. From any of the hostels in
Paris, this great city opens its doors and offers you the chance to
explore one of the most beautiful and iconic of all the European
capitals.

Many travellers wanting to discover the true heart of
the city actually prefer to do it on foot. This gives them the
opportunity to take their time, stop for photographs, wander down little
side streets and venture into places they may not otherwise have
discovered. Here are three great walks to embark on if you want to avoid
local transport, stretch your legs and soak up some real Parisian
atmosphere.

The Flower Market Walk

This
stunning flower market, named the "Marche au Fleurs Reine Elizabeth II",
is located in the Ile de la Cite, near the famous Pont Neuf. Bursting
at the seams with beautiful flowers and plants, the place buzzes with
locals looking for colourful ways to fill their window boxes and add a
touch of individuality to their apartments. Here you can find all kinds
of exotic flowers as well as many much more ordinary, but no less
beautiful potted plants. This is a wonderful area to wander around
before stopping for coffee in one of the many bustling cafes nearby.

The River Seine

Strolling
along the river is a definite must for those who love to walk. There is
something quite magical about this riverbank walk, and between the
beauty of the river and the vibrant pavement cafe culture, you can
easily spend an hour or two wandering, unwinding and relaxing.

Depending
on which of the hostels in Paris you are staying in, you could start
from Notre Dame and make your way along the banks either upstream to the
Ile Saint Louis or down river towards the Pont des Arts bridge. All the
way, the banks are lined with second hand bookstalls, which sell
authentic old books as well as modern copies of famous texts. These
eclectic little stalls are fun to rummage around, and you never know
what you might stumble across!

The Latin Quarter

For
a little colour and a lot of atmosphere, head to The Latin Quarter. You
can lose yourself in the plethora of lively shops and boutiques, which
include tourist orientated souvenir shops, antiquarian bookshops,
specialist boutiques, art galleries and craft shops.

The tiny streets
are perfect for wandering, and the numerous cafes and bars that entice
you in for a morning coffee or an afternoon pastry are difficult to
resist.

There are many more places to explore on foot in this
city, and the staff in any of the hostels in Paris will be more than
happy to make suggestions and recommend other off the beaten track
places to visit.

If you're looking for sun, surf and superb gastronomic
delicacies, then you should definitely want to consider booking a
holiday in Sardinia. Holidays in this sunny Italian island are coveted
the world over - from honeymooners looking for a special getaway to
families taking a break from the rigours of everyday life.

If you
want to make your visit even more memorable, you should attempt to
include some fun new experiences. Luckily for you, the island is full of
fun and exciting sporting activities to tempt you.

Boating

You
can hire a wide variety of boats from one of the many coastal
communities in Sardinia - from the northern coast of Capo Caccia to
Porto Sao Paolo. You can ultimately choose your own type of boating
expedition - from cruising along at a relaxing pace on high-end luxury
yachts, to hiring a fishing boat to try your hand at catching the local
marine life.

Kayaking

Ocean kayaking is a
great new way of experiencing the safe, open seas around Sardinia.
Holidays that include kayaking excursions are a great way to get the
blood flowing while exploring the lovely coastlines of the island - with
everything from sandy beaches to rocky cliff faces.

Diving

The
glittering azure seas of Sardinia hide a treasure trove of sea life
beneath the waves, which is why diving is so popular with tourists
visiting the island. You will, however, need to coordinate closely with
either your tour agency or a local diving organisation to ensure you
have the gear, the knowledge and the certification to dive here.

Windsurfing

Surfing
is one thing, but surfing with the power of the wind is quite another!
Windsurfing is an energetic sport attractive to the adrenaline seekers
or extreme sportsmen. With the proper tuition, you'll be trying out
high-flying tricks in no time - and wipe-outs are a lot softer than on
dry land!

Horseback Riding

The island has a
long, distinguished history of horsemanship, which is why there are
plenty of ranches and equestrian centres all over the island. The beauty
of the island's natural scenery makes horseback riding an even greater
joy, from the sand dunes of the coast to well-worn trails leading
inland.

Trail Hiking

The island is
absolutely ideal for hiking and trekking, with plenty of well-marked
trails available. Ramblers will enjoy hiking up the mountains -
savouring the solitude and tranquillity of the experience. Those looking
for a challenge may want to take a closer look at the Supramonte
Massif. The rough and rugged terrain will test the mettle of even the
most experienced hikers.

Segway Touring

Believe
it or not, there are actually Segway tours in Sardinia. Holidays can
become significantly more fun when you explore the island's sites on
these quirky vehicles. Not only will you be able to explore some rich
historical treasures, you'll also create unforgettable memories of doing
so while riding on a Segway.

Keep these fun and exciting
activities in mind as you plan your travel itinerary for your visit to
Sardinia. Holidays are, after all, much more memorable when you expand
your horizons and try something brand new.

Although Sicily is perhaps not the first place that comes to mind
when it comes to fine food, it can definitely stand its ground against
the more famous and renowned regions of Italy. If you're booking a stay
in one of the fabulous villas in Sicily and you're planning an
itinerary, you should seriously consider a few days of exploration of
the Ragusa province - it will provide a gastronomic agenda that won't
leave you disappointed.

Bounties From the Sea

You
can thank Ragusa's location in the southeastern corner of the island
for its array of succulent, traditional dishes that make full use of the
bounty from the sea. If you're staying in any one of the wonderful
villas in Sicily, you won't have to venture too far to find the bustling
waterfront, with fishermen bringing in their catch of the day. Ragusa
has an excellent array of dining places, serving all sorts of delicious
seafood delights. One particularly notable restaurant is a quaint little
place called Trattoria da Carmelo, where you can enjoy a meal of fresh
seafood and pasta overlooking the Mediterranean. But that is only one
delightful option; there are a number of other dining places along the
waterfront strip, each one with its own unique way of bringing out the
local flavours. Try them all if you have time!

A Haven for the Sweet Tooth

Those
booking a stay in any of the villas in Sicily will quickly discover
that chocolate and chocolate-flavoured concoctions are commonly found
throughout the island. But there are certain towns where chocolate is
not just created and enjoyed - it is celebrated. The Baroque town of
Modica - popularly referred to as the 'town of a hundred churches'
(we'll leave it up to you to count them!) - is one such place. Simply
wandering along its streets and alleys is a heady experience, as the
whole town is redolent with the fragrance of chocolate. There are many
speciality chocolatiers here that have perfected the art of transforming
chocolate into a diversity of scrumptious creations - forget those
international candy or chocolate brands, as none of them can hold a
candle to the signature creations of any shop in this town! Don't pass
up the opportunity to sample the most amazing hot chocolate you'll ever
taste while you're here.

Cheesy Get-away

And
by cheesy, we don't mean tacky or overly cloying - we're referring to
the real cheese! If you're staying at one of the villas in Sicily near
the province of Ragusa, you won't have to look far or hard to sample its
traditional cheese. The province - and each of its towns - has its own
special cheeses, renowned throughout the country. For example, the
cheese called 'Caciocavallo Ragusano' is an intense, yet delicately
flavoured one, which was first created 500 years ago. This cheese is
ripened in caves (only in the town of Ragusa) and it's a must to visit
these sites to witness the fascinating process of creating this fine
cheese. The island has many other local cheeses and, accompanied by a
good bottle of local red wine, it's an unforgettable adventure trying to
sample each and every one!

Helen Forbes is from Essential Italy, a company specialising in
Italian holiday villas, apartments and hotels. If you're looking for the
perfect villas in Sicily we can help. Our handpicked accommodation offers distinctive Italian qualities, great comfort and convenience.

If you book a winter holiday in one of the many charming ski
chalets, La Tania, in the French Alps, makes for an unforgettable
experience. But while skiing in and around the resort is generally a
very pleasant and safe endeavour - even for beginners - you can avoid
any unforeseen trouble by keeping these tips in mind.

Set Up Meeting Points

If
you're travelling with a group and you're based in one of the wonderful
ski chalets, La Tania's attractions can easily make you forget the
planning side of your holiday. Sometimes, the impulse to just get out
and on to the slopes is just too powerful to resist! But make no mistake
- accidents and unforeseen circumstances can and do happen, so it's
best to be prepared with a contingency plan.

Setting up meeting
points at certain times of the day (agreed upon by all members of your
group) is important if you want to enjoy a carefree day's skiing. The
logic is that if you've come to the resort as a group, and you want to
stay that way, you'll need to put some plans in place. There may be
instances when some members of the group may want to check out a
different attraction to the rest, or maybe some want to relax at one of
the town's cafes, thereby breaking up the group. The last thing you want
is to be spending half the day trying to track everyone down! The smart
solution is agreeing to set meeting points and times beforehand. Choose
a spot somewhere that is accessible from all parts of the resort, such
as at the bottom of a major lift at a particular time, and everyone will
be clear about the arrangements.

Be Prepared for All Weather Conditions

The
weather can really make or break your ski holiday when you're staying
in one of the chalets La Tania is so famous for. Out on the slopes,
weather conditions can change in an instant, and the ill-prepared skier
runs the risk of bearing the brunt of such weather changes. It is
therefore in your best interests - no matter how annoying it might seem
at the time - to ensure you always carry essential and emergency items. A
sunscreen or a powerful sunblock, for example, might come in handy if
the clouds suddenly part - and any case, even with thick cloud cover, a
fair percentage of the sun's ultraviolet rays get through. You should
also be ready just in case a blizzard or storm suddenly whips up by
carrying a pair of goggles, some safety gear, and proper
telecommunication equipment. This will significantly allay any
pre-emptive worries and will allow you focus more on enjoying your time
on the slopes - regardless of what the weather may throw you way.

Respect the Risks

As
the saying goes, 'safety is no accident', and this certainly rings true
on the ski slopes. When you book into one of the excellent chalets, La
Tania can appear an idyllic resort where you needn't have a care in the
world. Of course, this is true to a certain degree, however when it
comes to skiing, there are always risks. The slopes here are generally
safe and suitable for all levels of expertise, but to a careless or
"show off" skier they can pose a certain amount of danger. It is
essential not to stray off the pistes without a guide who knows the
terrain well. If you do want to explore off piste, there are plenty of
great guides available in the resort that can take you and your group on
a safe adventure.

Danielle Hodges is the Marketing Manager for Ski Amis, a
specialist ski travel agency and booking service offering bonded
holidays in La Tania and other fantastic locations. If you're looking
for catered or self catered ski chalets, La Tania is ideal. For a luxury or good-value skiing holiday call Ski Amis.

Think of some of the greatest books and movies of all time; now
think of how many of those great books and movies involved travel - from
Fievel travelling to America to Frodo Baggins travelling to Mordor.
This is no coincidence; travel is one of the greatest adventures in
life, and in this modern age anyone can do it! Gone are the days when
only hardened adventurers risked life and limb to explore just a few
hundred miles.

Today's technological advances in transportation and
communication mean that even with children in tow, heading off for a
short break or a long odyssey doesn't have to be fraught with
difficulty.

Below, we list a few must-haves - the most important
of which is travel insurance - for family trips in order to ensure you
make most of the experience.

A Plan

No
holiday is without its challenges, and for family trips abroad the most
likely challenge will be logistics. The key to a great trip is making
and sticking to a plan. Schedules (from leaving for the airport to
coming back home), packing, budgeting, accommodation, your itinerary
(with regards to attractions to visit), and keeping track of which
suitcase belongs to whom are just a few of the things you need to juggle
in the planning of your trip. You also need a contingency plan in the
event of emergencies, such as lost or stolen luggage, cancelled flights,
or even unforeseen accidents. Fortunately, having travel insurance for
family trips means that you'll have access to the help you may need in
the event of emergencies and, depending on your policy, compensation for
lost property, cancelled trips, or medical expenses incurred.

A First-Aid Kit

Let's
face it, adventures always involve a certain amount of risk, whether
its eating cuisine you are unfamiliar with or paragliding in the Alps.
As always, being prepared is always key to being able to fully enjoy
your trip; knowing you're prepared for minor emergencies such as skinned
knees from biking through the Tuscan countryside or a bellyache from
eating too much gelato can give you peace of mind, as well as contribute
to a speedy recovery and ensure things are back to normal as soon as
possible. In the event that you or a family member needs more than just
first-aid, having travel insurance for family holidays helps ensure your
access to immediate and appropriate medical and emergency treatment -
including medical evacuation if necessary.

Having travel insurance for
family breaks also means you can be compensated for financial loss
related to cutting your trip short due to the emergency.

A Good Camera to Capture Memories

Naturally,
you're going to want pictures of your holiday and a good camera is one
of the most essential pieces of technology to take along. While nearly
everyone has access to a camera on their phone these days, a digital
camera is definitely the best option as they can shoot hundreds of
photos with one battery charge, as well as store thousands of photos on a
single storage card. Good digital cameras can be pricey, though, so
make sure you've includes your camera (and those of any other family
members) under your travel insurance. For family holidays, memories
caught on camera are the most precious souvenirs you will bring home -
make backups of the files and sure you don't lose them.

Ever heard of Murphy's Law? If there is one saying to convince
you to take out family holiday insurance that one should. Murphy's Law
simply dictates the notion that if something can go wrong, it will. And,
of course, the chances of things going wrong multiply with the number
of people travelling in a group. Add young children to the mix, and you
have all reasons you'll need to convince you a good family holiday
insurance policy is a must-have. Here are just a few of the situations
in which you'll be happy you listened to that advice.

Before Leaving

As
any parent knows, children get sick and get into minor accidents very
easily. If this should be the case and you need to cancel your trip,
family holiday insurance will ensure you are covered financially. As
well, if you should need to switch flights or airlines for other reasons
it can help you recover costs.

During the Flight

The
more stopovers there are, the higher the chances that someone will get
lost, take too long in the bathroom, or misplace an important piece of
luggage and cause you to miss your flight. In this case, having family
holiday insurance can help make sure you get on the next flight with
little to no expense.
If connecting flights get cancelled, it's
harder to place larger groups on later flights, so you can expect added
delays. If you're travelling with children this can be a problem, but a
good policy will help ensure these delays are made as comfortable as
they can be with the least possible expense to you.

Upon Landing

More
children mean more luggage - and the younger children are, the more you
need to pack. Increased baggage also means increased chances of losing
or misplacing it - and, again, the younger the age of the child, the
bigger the nightmare a lost piece of luggage can be. It's not easy to
keep an eye on everything, especially with a young child in tow, but
imagine the upset that could be caused by having the bag with the extra
nappies and toys arriving late, or simply not arriving! A good policy
will ensure you are covered financially should you need to purchase
necessities in the interim.
If you're travelling with special
equipment, such as a pram, a stroller, a bottle steriliser and the like,
replacing them in case of loss can be very costly; it gives great peace
of mind to know that you can recoup any unexpected financial outlay.

At the Destination

Some
children travel well and easily adjust to different climates, but some
don't. Of course, it's best to pick a place with a climate and
environment your child will easily adjust to, but should illness occur,
your insurance policy can help. It will cover medical care required from
colds, heat reactions and even allergies.
Even in the most
child-friendly villa or resort, accidents can happen. To ensure your
family has access to proper medical care, as well as transport to a
hospital (or back home if necessary), it's vital to obtain good cover
before you leave home.

It's easy to take planning for granted when
you're traveling alone, but when children are involved the stakes are
raised considerably. Don't get caught short without a decent policy to
cover all possible scenarios.

With less than 100 days to go for 2015, there is enough time to plan
the most exciting trip ever. Instead of work, it is always more relaxing
to pack bags and head to an exotic location with family and friends.
Listed below are few spots that would make a memorable new year 2015.

Sydney - The Sydney harbour presents massive displays
of bright fireworks to welcome the New Year. Around one million people
watch the beautiful fireworks while dancing over Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Cruising along the waterways on boat around the harbour is also an
option to try out.

Las Vegas - People who love partying all night should
visit Las Vegas this New Year. The streets host live band shows, laser
displays and pyrotechnic displays. Hotel rooms are sold out and so are
nightclubs and bars. Concerts, discos and firework displays are also
hosted by hotels and casino private parties.

Goa - Every year millions of people from across the
world visit Goa on the New Year's Eve. Beautiful beaches, food, live
music, and parties fire up the atmosphere at the smallest state of India
during this period. Anjuna Beach hosts the famed trance parties. Agonda
Beach, Dona Paul Beach, and Miramar Beach are filled with people who
party along DIY bonfires.

London - The fascinating city shines through New Year
as fireworks go up from rafts on the Thames. Some of the best places to
hang out during this period include South Bank and Victoria embankment.
New Year's Day parade is also a major crowd puller.

Prague - It is one of Czech Republic's highly
frequented New Year Eve venues. The nightclubs and bars host special
parties fired up by music, dancing and merrymaking. There are plenty of
jazz cruises and party boats apart from midnight firework displays to
count on.

Cortina - It is located in Veneto's Italian region near
Belluno city. The snowy peaks turn pinkish during sunset providing a
spectacular view. Apres entertainment is something which should not be
missed out during the New Year. Eight course gala dinner, midnight
fireworks, and discos till 3 AM keep people on their toes.

Russia - Russians throw lavishing parties which make up
for huge celebrations during the New Year. Palace Square is lighted up
with spectacular firework displays. St Catherine's Palace is decorated
at its best and visitors are treated with Russian Ballet, jazz music,
and opera.

Dubai - Dubai goes into the fifth gear to entice people
with festivities in New Year celebrations. Burj Khalifa is packed up
and is placed in the centre point of the action. Atlantis hosts
beachside bash and is a peaceful place compared to others. Meydan and
Blue Martin Ibiza are other places.

Milan, Italy - The fashion capital of Italy has plenty
of offerings for a special New Year. Just Cavalli serves high quality
and delicious meals along with a nightclub to dance the night away.
Piazza Duomo hosts spectacular midnight fireworks shows.

Los Angeles - Live music, digital video, art
installations, food trucks and other grand offerings lighten up the day
and night of people. Pasadena is the place where floats assemble to host
the grand parade of Day tournament of Roses.

If you want to escape to the countryside, take that dream
vacation, rekindle the flame with your special someone at an exotic
location, or explore that faraway place that you saw in the movies, then
all you need to do is choose a destination and start planning the trip.
There are so many breathtaking vistas to see and you need not wait to
win the lottery to reach your dream destination. There is also no need
to wait a few more years to escape and explore the world. If you know
where to look, you can even get the most luxurious hotel accommodations
at an expensive resort or an exclusive bed and breakfast without
spending a fortune now.

Today, millions of travelers are reaping
the benefits of budget flights and cheap accommodations. All these
changes pose an advantage hardworking people who want to travel but are
conscious of every penny spent. The travel industry is keen on
responding to the demands of budget-conscious couples, individuals and
families.

Year-round promotions

So many people want to
travel but are limited by financial constraints. Thankfully, many things
have changed in the travel industry in the past few decades. An
affordable vacation is not hard to come by nowadays. The competition has
never been more intense in the travel industry, and in order to attract
travelers, accommodations costs and lowered year-round. When airlines
and hotels decided to lower their rates and started offering budget
travel packages, the global boom in tourism started. It was a stroke of
genius, and nowadays, more people are choosing to travel over other
forms of leisure because they can afford it. Local as well as foreign
tourists are benefiting greatly from airline promotions and hotel
discounts. That is just the beginning. Cheap flights are now the norm
rather than the exception, especially with the establishment of budget
airlines.

A boom in romantic tourism

In the past honeymoons
to exotic destinations were only for the extremely wealthy. Now, regular
working people can enjoy their own paradise on earth after saving up
for a few months. Honeymoon packages are so diverse that couples sifting
through the options will definitely find one or two options that fit
their preferences. There are bonus perks as well. For instance, a
romantic city destination comes with a myriad of "benefits" such as
half-price concert tickets, discounted walking tours, and access to
fine-dining restaurants at a portion of the regular cost.

A
romantic travel destination could be just what a couple needs to
rekindle the flame at an exotic beachfront setting. Romantic tourism, as
this niche is known in the industry is one of the most lucrative areas,
thanks in part to travel companies offering affordable packages to
couples who are just starting to build their lives together. This corner
of the travel industry is perhaps one of the busiest as well. Service
providers are often called upon to provide travel ideas for clients who
are open to suggestions, and the best of them are always ready with a
romantic travel package deal.